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  A Path to Faith through Science...

  Bryan Wetzel

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  This book explores evidence supporting the existence of God, drawing from scientific discoveries, personal experiences, and unexplained phenomena. It offers an objective investigation into mysteries that science has yet to solve, without favoring any particular religion. 
  The first chapter examines our existence and the universe, highlighting areas of scientific uncertainty. The second chapter explores everyday miracles, sharing compelling personal stories. The third chapter balances scientific and personal perspectives on near-death experiences, while the fourth addresses modern false idols. 
  The book concludes with guidance on deepening spirituality and connecting with a higher power, along with recommended readings. Throughout, readers are encouraged to approach the material with an open mind, considering the evidence and drawing their own conclusions about the possibility of a divine presence in our universe.

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  Living without Psychology - A...

  Shareef Mokdad

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  Career, love, security, family, country, social cause, reform, revolution, ideology, entertainment, self-reinvention, pursuit of the unknown. Have you ever noticed how these things shape the years and decades not only of our own lives but of humanity, right through old age, regardless of demographic, cultural, and professional differences? Have you ever noticed how all of us - the living, the ancestors and posterity - tread the exact same path across time, from generation to generation, century to century, without ever getting past that one common denominator: our own self-interest? And, what kind of society have we built around our self-interests? Not only are we not profoundly better people but we have also destroyed each other and the world.  
  Long with me, dear friend, to go beyond our self-centered psychological needs, including righteous ones as self-awareness and self-actualization, and to tap into what undoubtedly is the calling of our time: co-operation. At this critical juncture in human history, let us find out what it takes to bring about a level of co-operation unknown to humanity - in allfields including relationship, academia, diet, and environmental change - without which the world stands no chance. 
  This is not a spiritual self-help book but an invitation to free oneself from psychology, in all its traditional and modern forms, so that a new world is built right in the heart of our highly destructive society. 
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
   

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  Honey from the Rock

  Lynnette Bonner

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  Cora Harrison would like nothing more than to find a godly husband and enjoy the blessing of being a wife and mother. That's why she's happy when the new young doctor sets about to ask if he may escort her to dinner. However, the doctor is right in the middle of his request when who on earth should walk in but Kin Davis, Wyldhaven's rogue traveler. The man she's fought to forget with every ounce of her being for the past two years. Of course Kin would turn up with that annoying smirk right at this moment! The man is as incorrigible as a rock! So why does the strength in her legs instantly fail and her heart take to flight? 
  When Kin Davis walks into Dixie's Boardinghouse and finds the town's new doctor fawning all over Cora, irritation surges. Despite that, Kin holds no hope of attaining 'Missionary' Cora's interest. She'd never fall for a scoundrel like him. Besides, he has to look after Isaiah Coleman, the kid he rescued from the streets of Seattle. And there's his law practice to set up. He doesn't have time to court a woman, no matter how pretty she might be or how pleasurable her company. 
  That's what he keeps telling himself until Isaiah's enemies follow him to town and Cora is put in the crosshairs. It's then that Kin realizes Cora means more to him than life itself. 
  Take the next stagecoach to Wyldhaven, 
  where the coffee's perked hot, 
  the sheriff likes his apple pie fresh from the oven, 
  and adventure invariably waits just around the next river bend.

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  Healing the Social Organism

  Rudolf Steiner

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  Speaking just months after the end of the First World War, Rudolf Steiner urges his audience to awaken to the practical relevance of spiritual knowledge. Serious engagement with contemporary spiritual-scientific concepts can awaken healthy forces of the will, which in turn facilitate constructive action in the outer world. Conversely, ideas that are remnants of a previous age – echoed in empty phrases and dogmas – only hinder our ability to think with the consciousness demanded by the times, destroying the potential for true social initiative. The historical context of these lectures was indeed disastrous, with inflation, hunger, homelessness and political extremism all rife. But Steiner advises that social conditions will only get worse if people don't engage with modern spiritual impulses. Thus – in contrast to the backward phenomenon of nationalism and the contemporary caricature of democracy – he introduces the future-oriented concept of social threefolding. He discusses manifold challenges, such as the decline of the West and the outmoded spiritual impulses of Jesuitism and Freemasonry – but also the positive path for an ascent of Western societies, genuine spiritual medicine, the true message of Easter, and the victory of the Archangel Michael. In several lectures, Rudolf Steiner speaks in some detail about the role and structure of the Catholic Church, the historical use of encyclicals and the doctrine of Papal Infallibility. The first full translation of this course features an introduction by Dorothy Hinkle-Uhlig, notes and an index.Seventeen lectures, Dornach, Mar.–Jul. 1920, GA 198

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  Freedom and Forgiveness - A...

  Paul Farren

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  Be enveloped in the gentle and tender embrace of a loving God who longs for a restored relationship with his children.
  What does confession mean? 
  
  Why do I need forgiveness? 
  
  How can I reconcile a broken relationship? 
  
  
  Whoever thought that confession could be about God confessing his love for us? In confession we are reconnected to the voice of God in our soul who whispers -- Do not be afraid. I have redeemed you. I have called you by your name. You are mine. You are precious in my eyes.
  
  Misplaced guilt and shame paralyze individuals, causing division, bitterness, and blame. God's love transforms our lives and affects our relationships with others. Father Farren's Irish storytelling background comes to the forefront as he writes simply but effectively, opening the door for people to be free to confess their need for God and experience his limitless forgiveness.
  
  
  Explore life-changing biblical insights about sin, confession, forgiveness, and reconciliation. Freedom and Forgiveness outlines God's true nature, explores spiritual graces, and promotes spiritual healing found in the sacrament of Reconciliation.
  
  
   
  
  "We all need God's mercy. Our God is unimaginable in patience and mercy. There is no limit to God's patience. There is nothing that can ever exhaust the divine well. It's never too late! This wonderful book on reconciliation helps keep us aware of that."— Ronald Rolheiser
  
   

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  The Creator's Wheel - 7 Phases...

  Rick DuBose

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  You are a good work in process—God's process. 
   
   
   
  Our world demands faster speeds, quicker deliveries. We want change now, transformation in a moment. But God, who spoke galaxies into existence with a single word, took seven days to bring about His full and magnificent creation—and He takes His time with us. 
   
   
   
  Peeling back the layers of God's creative process, Rick DuBose shows how, just as God reached into that dark and chaotic mess to form space and time, He reaches into the mess of our lives, initiating a process that transforms us into masterpieces. Through practical application and biblical insight, DuBose empowers you to understand and embrace God's process modeled in the seven days of creation; stop resisting the Holy Spirit's work and partner with Him; prepare for and recognize the seasons of change and growth in your life; and cultivate patience, appreciation, and perseverance. 
   
   
   
  God took His time creating this world, layering on new complexities and drawing out order from the chaos. So, too, is He forming you into something truly good.

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